Space Ready Terms & Conditions

General Terms and Conditions

Recitals

1. Cachet Group Australia and Cachet Group New Zealand (‘Cachet’) provides Space Ready, a suite of commercial property marketing, design, visualisation and hosted digital content services (each a ‘Service’).
2. The Client wishes to engage Cachet to provide one or more of those Services, as described in a Proposal, Order or Quote accepted by the Client.
3. These Terms and Conditions govern that engagement. Part A (General Terms) applies to all Services. Part B (Service Schedules) contains additional terms for particular Services and, to the extent of any inconsistency with Part A in respect of that Service, Part B prevails.
4. By accepting a Proposal, Order or Quote, instructing Cachet to proceed, using any Deliverable, or accessing any Platform or Hosted Content, the Client agrees to be bound by these Terms and Conditions.

PART A – GENERAL TERMS

1. Definitions and Interpretation
   1. In these Terms and Conditions, unless the context requires otherwise, the following defined terms apply:

Asset means the building, tenancy, premises or property to which a Service relates, as identified in the Order.

Business Day means a day that is not a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday in the place where the Service is to be performed.

Cachet IP means all Intellectual Property Rights owned or licensed by Cachet, including in the Platforms, the Space Ready program, all software, source code, 3D engines, models, meshes, textures, renders, animations, templates, tools, workflows, methodologies, know-how, designs and Source Files, whether existing at the Commencement Date or created before, during or after the engagement, and any improvement, modification or derivative of any of them.

Client Materials means any materials, data or information supplied by or on behalf of the Client, including brand assets, logos, surveys, furniture schedules, tenant briefs, vacancy and availability data, dimensions, areas and specifications.

Commencement Date means the earlier of the date the Client accepts a Proposal, Order or Quote, instructs Cachet to proceed, or is first provided access to a Platform.

Confidential Information means the Intellectual Property and Cachet IP; any information relating to a Party’s customers, pricing, organisational structure, business or finances; all designs, drawings, models, specifications, methodologies, know-how and data relating to a Party or its goods or services; and any other information that would at law be considered confidential, whether or not marked confidential; but excluding information that is or becomes public other than through breach of these Terms and Conditions, or that a Party can prove it held before disclosure by the other Party.

Deliverables means the outputs Cachet agrees to provide under an Order, including test-fit plans, marketing and leasing plans, photographs, 360° tours, 3DXP experiences, 4DXP video flythroughs, online vacancy stackers, files, links, embed codes and Hosted Content.

End User means any person the Client permits to view, access or interact with a Deliverable, Platform or Hosted Content, including prospective tenants, agents, consultants and the public.

Fees means the fees, charges and expenses payable for the Services, as set out in the applicable Proposal, Order or Quote, including any hosting, renewal, revision, update or buy-out fees.

Hosted Content means any Deliverable made available online by Cachet, including 360° tours, 3DXP experiences, 4DXP flythroughs and online vacancy stackers.

Hosting Period means the period during which Cachet hosts a Deliverable, as stated in the Order (and, if not stated, twelve (12) months from delivery).

Intellectual Property Rights means all present and future intellectual property rights anywhere in the world, whether registered or unregistered, including copyright, design rights, database rights, patent rights, trade mark rights, moral rights, and rights in know-how, methodologies, source files and confidential information.

Liabilities means any action, claim, cost, damage, demand, expense, fee, liability, loss or penalty of any kind, whether direct or indirect, present or future, and however arising, including in contract, tort (including negligence), equity, indemnity, under statute or otherwise.

Order means a Proposal, order form, quote or written scope of work accepted by the Client that describes the Services and Fees.

Party / Parties means Cachet and the Client, as the context requires.

Personal Information means has the meaning given under the applicable Privacy Laws.

Platform means any online hosting environment, portal, viewer, webpage or embed through which a Client or End User accesses Hosted Content.

Privacy Laws means the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles, the Privacy Act 2020 (NZ), and any other applicable privacy or data protection laws.

Representative means any employee, officer, agent, subcontractor or Third-Party Vendor of a Party.

Services means the Space Ready services described in an Order and in Part B, including any Deliverables and hosting.

Source Files means all working files, project files, model files, editable files, raw captures, 3D scenes, meshes, textures, code and native files created or used by Cachet in producing a Deliverable.

Term means the period commencing on the Commencement Date and continuing until the Services are completed and all applicable Hosting Periods have expired, unless terminated earlier under these Terms and Conditions.

Third-Party Content means any music, voiceover, talent, stock footage, fonts, imagery, plugins or other assets licensed from a third party and incorporated into a Deliverable.

Third-Party Vendor means any independent supplier engaged by Cachet, including photographers, videographers and drone/UAV operators.

1.2 In these Terms and Conditions:
(a) headings are for convenience only and do not affect interpretation;
(b) the singular includes the plural and vice versa;
(c) anything required to be done on a day that is not a Business Day may be done on the next Business Day;
(d) a reference to a person includes a natural person, corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity;
(e) a reference to legislation includes that legislation as amended, modified or re-enacted; and
(f) a reference to a clause, Part or Schedule is a reference to a clause, Part or Schedule of these Terms and Conditions.

2. Engagement and Scope of Services
   2.1 Cachet will provide the Services described in the accepted Order, on and subject to these Terms and Conditions.
   2.2 The Services are front-end marketing, design and visualisation services only. They do not constitute, and are not a substitute for, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, fire, surveying, town-planning, certification or construction-related design services.
   2.3 Cachet may perform the Services itself or through its Representatives and Third-Party Vendors.
   2.4 Any timeframes, delivery dates or turnaround estimates are indicative only and are not of the essence, except where expressly stated in an Order or Schedule.
   2.5 Cachet may recommend, but is not obliged to accept, changes to scope. Additional work beyond the accepted Order is chargeable at Cachet’s applicable rates.
3. Client Materials and Client Responsibilities
   3.1 The Client must provide accurate, complete and timely Client Materials and instructions. Cachet is not responsible for any error, delay or deficiency in a Deliverable to the extent caused by inaccurate, incomplete or late Client Materials, and may pause the Services pending receipt of required materials.
   3.2 The Client warrants that it owns or is licensed to use all Client Materials, and that Cachet’s use of them for the Services will not infringe any third party’s rights or any law.
   3.3 The Client grants Cachet a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to use, copy, adapt and incorporate the Client Materials solely for the purpose of performing the Services.
   3.4 The Client is responsible for confirming the accuracy of all areas, dimensions, layouts, vacancy data, availability and other information before any Deliverable is published or relied upon. Cachet is entitled to rely on the Client’s approval.
   3.5 The Client is responsible for obtaining all landlord, body corporate, strata, tenant and other third-party consents, permits and approvals required for the Services, including for site access, photography, filming and drone operation.
4. Fees and Payment
   4.1 The Client must pay the Fees set out in the Order. Unless stated otherwise, Fees are in the currency stated in the Order and exclude GST and other applicable taxes, which the Client must pay in addition.
   4.2 Hosting, ongoing updates, additional revisions beyond any agreed review rounds, re-shoots, re-captures, renewals and buy-outs of Source Files are chargeable separately at Cachet’s applicable rates.
   4.3 Third-party expenses reasonably incurred in delivering the Services (including Third-Party Content licences and Third-Party Vendor costs) are payable by the Client where notified in advance.
   4.4 If any amount is not paid when due, Cachet may (without limiting its other rights) suspend the Services, suspend or take down Hosted Content, and withhold delivery of Deliverables until payment is made.
5. Intellectual Property
   5.1 Ownership. Cachet owns, and retains, all Intellectual Property Rights in the Cachet IP, the Platforms, the Source Files and all Deliverables (excluding the Client Materials), whether created before, during or after the engagement. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions transfers any ownership of Cachet IP to the Client. No title passes to the Client on payment; the Client receives only the licence expressly granted below.
   5.2 Client Materials. The Client retains ownership of its pre-existing Client Materials. The Client grants Cachet the licence described in clause 3.3.
   5.3 Licence to Client. Subject to the Client’s compliance with these Terms and Conditions and payment of all Fees, Cachet grants the Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable licence to use the Deliverables solely for the purpose of marketing and leasing the specific Asset to which they relate, for the Term and any applicable Hosting Period. The licence does not extend to any other property, project, campaign or purpose.
   5.4 Excluded rights. The licence granted does not permit the Client, and the Client must ensure its End Users and Representatives do not:
   a. download, extract, copy, decompile, disassemble, reverse-engineer or otherwise obtain the underlying 3D models, meshes, textures, geometry, code, data or Source Files from any Deliverable or Platform;
   b. modify, adapt, translate or create derivative works from any Deliverable or Cachet IP;
   c. sell, resell, rent, sublicense, distribute, or otherwise commercially exploit any Deliverable independently of the engagement with Cachet;
   d. remove, obscure or alter any watermark, trade mark, copyright notice, credit or ownership notice on any Deliverable;
   e. use any Deliverable, Cachet IP or Source File to train, develop, test or improve any artificial intelligence, machine-learning or generative model, dataset or tool; or
   f. use any Deliverable, Cachet IP or Source File to design, brief, build, benchmark or enable any product or service that competes with Space Ready or with Cachet.

5.5 Source Files retained. The Source Files are and remain the exclusive property of Cachet, are not a Deliverable, and will not be provided to the Client unless separately agreed in writing and subject to payment of a buy-out fee. Cachet is not obliged to retain Source Files after the Term.
5.6 Feedback. The Client assigns to Cachet all Intellectual Property Rights in any feedback, ideas or suggestions it provides about the Services, and Cachet may use them for any purpose without obligation to the Client.
5.7 Portfolio rights. Unless the Client has requested confidentiality in writing before the Service commences, Cachet may use non-confidential, general representations of the Deliverables and Asset for its own portfolio, case studies, awards, marketing and promotional purposes, and may state that the Client is a customer and display the Client’s logo for that purpose.
5.8 Moral rights. To the extent permitted by law, the Client consents (and will procure any necessary consents from its personnel) to Cachet’s use, adaptation and reproduction of the Deliverables notwithstanding any moral rights, and warrants that Client Materials do not infringe any third party’s moral rights.
5.9 IP indemnity. The Client indemnifies Cachet against any Liabilities arising from a claim that the Client Materials, or Cachet’s permitted use of them, infringe the Intellectual Property Rights or other rights of any third party.
5.10 Remedies. The Client acknowledges that a breach of this clause 5 would cause Cachet irreparable harm for which damages may be inadequate, and that Cachet is entitled to seek injunctive and other equitable relief, in addition to its other remedies, and to immediately suspend the Services and take down Hosted Content.
5.11 Survival. This clause 5 survives termination or expiry of these Terms and Conditions.

6. Access to Platforms and Hosted Content
   6.1 For Hosted Content, Cachet grants the Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable licence to access and use the relevant Platform for the Hosting Period, subject to these Terms and Conditions and payment of Fees.
   6.2 Access credentials, links, QR codes and embed codes are issued for use by the Client and its End Users only. The Client must not publish or share them in a manner that permits indexing, scraping, crawling, bulk download, mass distribution or unrestricted public access beyond the intended leasing and marketing use of the Asset.
   6.3 Cachet may, acting reasonably, host, update, patch, maintain, migrate or modify the Platform (including for security, performance or compatibility reasons) without the Client’s consent, provided this does not materially degrade the agreed functionality during the Hosting Period.
   6.4 At the end of the Hosting Period, unless renewed, Cachet may disable access to and remove the Hosted Content, and links, QR codes and embeds will cease to function. Cachet does not warrant continued availability after the Hosting Period.
   6.5 Cachet does not warrant that a Platform will be available at all times and is not liable for downtime, disruption or unavailability caused by scheduled or emergency maintenance or by third parties (such as hosting, connectivity or device providers).
7. Usage Restrictions and Protection of Content
   7.1 The Client must not, and must ensure its End Users and Representatives do not, copy, screen-record for redistribution, republish, sell, sublicense or distribute any Deliverable, Source File or component of a Platform to any competing fit-out, design, construction, architecture or visualisation business, or use any of them to brief, instruct or enable any third party to reproduce, replicate or create derivative designs.
   7.2 The Client must take reasonable steps to prevent unauthorised access to, or use or distribution of, the Deliverables and Platforms, and must promptly notify Cachet of any actual or suspected unauthorised access or use.
   7.3 Any breach of clause 5, clause 6 or this clause 7 is a material breach entitling Cachet to immediately suspend the Services, take down Hosted Content, and pursue any remedy available at law or in equity, including injunctive relief.
8. Nature of Deliverables – Visualisation Only
   8.1 Each Deliverable is prepared for marketing, visualisation and general concept-approval purposes only. Dimensions, areas, layouts, quantities, materials, finishes and features shown are indicative and approximate, and are based on the Client Materials and information available at the time of production or capture.
   8.2 No Deliverable is for construction, procurement, pricing, certification, building or authority approval, or any other purpose requiring surveyed, engineered or certified documentation. No site measurements are undertaken to verify Client Materials unless expressly agreed.
   8.3 Before proceeding to construction or fit-out works, the Client must obtain properly scaled, surveyed, engineered and certified documentation from suitably qualified and licensed professionals.
   8.4 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Cachet gives no warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy, buildability, structural feasibility, regulatory compliance or fitness for any particular purpose of any Deliverable, and disclaims any liability arising from reliance on a Deliverable for construction, replication or approval purposes.
   8.5 A Deliverable reflects the Asset, design intent and information at the time of capture or production only. Cachet is not responsible for subsequent changes to the Asset, availability or information.
9. Third-Party Vendors
   9.1 The Client acknowledges that Cachet may engage Third-Party Vendors, including photographers, videographers and drone/UAV operators, to capture photography, videography and aerial footage of the Asset for use in producing the Deliverables.
   9.2 Cachet will use reasonable endeavours to ensure Third-Party Vendors hold appropriate licences, permits and insurance relevant to the services they provide.
   9.3 The Client is responsible for obtaining any landlord, body corporate, strata or other third-party consents necessary to permit photography, filming or drone operation at the Asset prior to the scheduled site visit.
   9.4 Cachet is not liable for any delay, additional cost or inability to capture footage arising from the Client’s failure to obtain the consents referred to in clause 9.3.
10. Site Access
    10.1 The Client must provide Cachet and its Third-Party Vendors with clear, safe and unobstructed access to the Asset for photography, filming, scanning and scoping, at times agreed between the Parties.
    10.2 The Client is responsible for ensuring the Asset is cleared of tenants, staff, contractors or other individuals who do not wish to be filmed or photographed, prior to the scheduled site visit.
    10.3 If the Client does not clear the Asset in accordance with clause 10.2, Cachet is not liable for any person incidentally captured, and the Client indemnifies Cachet and its Third-Party Vendors against any claim, loss or cost (including reasonable legal costs) arising from the presence of uncleared personnel at the Asset during filming or scoping.
11. Third-Party Content
    11.1 Any Third-Party Content incorporated into a Deliverable (including music, voiceover, talent, stock footage and licensed assets) is licensed for the agreed campaign use and Hosting Period only. The Client must not use Third-Party Content beyond that scope.
    11.2 Where the Client supplies Third-Party Content, the Client warrants it holds all necessary rights and licences, and indemnifies Cachet against any Liabilities arising from Cachet’s use of that Client-supplied content.
12. Device Compatibility
    12.1 The Deliverables and Platforms are optimised for the device, operating system and browser specifications notified by Cachet. Cachet does not warrant that any Deliverable, downloadable file or Platform will operate correctly, or at all, on every device, operating system or browser.
    12.2 The Client acknowledges that 3D and video content can involve large or complex files, and that attempting to download, open, stream or run such content on unsupported, outdated or lower-specification devices may cause the device, browser or application to slow, freeze, malfunction or crash.
    12.3 To the maximum extent permitted by law, Cachet is not liable for any loss, damage, data loss or malfunction to an End User’s or the Client’s device, software, network or data arising from downloading, accessing, streaming or running the content, regardless of whether the device met any stated minimum specifications.
13. Confidential Information
    13.1 Each Party must, unless otherwise agreed in writing, in relation to the other Party’s Confidential Information:
    a. use it only for the purpose of performing its obligations under these Terms and Conditions;
    b. keep it confidential, including after termination, unless disclosure is required by law;
    c. disclose it only to those Representatives who need to know for the purposes of these Terms and Conditions and who are bound to keep it confidential;
    d. not copy, record, retain or store it other than as strictly necessary for performance;
    e. safeguard it against unauthorised copying, use or disclosure;
    f. on request, return or destroy it (including copies); and
    g. notify the other Party immediately of any actual or suspected unauthorised disclosure or use.
    13.2 The obligations of confidentiality do not apply to information required to be disclosed by law. This clause 13 survives termination or expiry.
14. Privacy and Data
    14.1 Each Party must comply with the Privacy Laws applicable to it in connection with the Services.
    14.2 Where a Platform collects Personal Information of End Users, each Party is responsible for its own compliance with the Privacy Laws. The Client must ensure it has the right to provide any Personal Information to Cachet.
    14.3 Each Party will notify the other without undue delay on becoming aware of any actual or suspected data breach affecting Personal Information collected via a Platform, and will reasonably cooperate in meeting notification obligations.
    14.4 The Client indemnifies Cachet against any Liabilities arising from a data breach or unauthorised disclosure of Personal Information caused by the Client’s act, omission or failure to maintain adequate security, except to the extent caused by Cachet’s own breach of these Terms and Conditions.
15. Liability and Indemnities
    15.1 Nothing in these Terms and Conditions excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded, including under the Australian Consumer Law or the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (NZ) (“Non-Excludable Rights”).
    15.2 To the maximum extent permitted by law, and subject to the Non-Excludable Rights:
    a. neither Party is liable to the other for any consequential, special or indirect loss, or any loss of profit, revenue, business, goodwill, opportunity, anticipated savings, reputation, or loss or corruption of data;
    b. Cachet’s liability for any failure to comply with a Non-Excludable Right in respect of services is limited (at Cachet’s option) to re-supplying the relevant Service or paying the cost of having it re-supplied; and
    c. Cachet’s total aggregate liability to the Client for all Liabilities arising from or in connection with these Terms and Conditions or a Service is limited to the total Fees paid by the Client for that Service in the twelve (12) months before the event giving rise to the Liability.
    15.3 A Party’s liability is reduced proportionately to the extent the relevant Liability was caused or contributed to by the other Party, including any failure to mitigate.
    15.4 The Client’s indemnities in these Terms and Conditions are continuing obligations and survive termination or expiry. This clause 15 survives termination or expiry.
16. Suspension and Termination
    16.1 These Terms and Conditions commence on the Commencement Date and continue for the Term, unless terminated earlier under this clause 16.
    16.2 Cachet may suspend the Services or access to any Platform or Hosted Content where it reasonably believes there has been unauthorised access, non-payment, or a breach of clause 5, 6 or 7. Cachet will notify the Client within a reasonable time and work with the Client to resolve the matter.
    16.3 Either Party may terminate for convenience on thirty (30) days’ written notice, subject to payment for Services performed and non-cancellable costs incurred up to the effective date of termination.
    16.4 Either Party may terminate immediately on written notice if the other Party commits a material breach that is not remedied within fourteen (14) days of written notice, or that cannot be remedied, or if the other Party becomes insolvent.
    16.5 On termination or expiry:
    a. the Client’s licences and access end;
    b. Cachet may disable and remove Hosted Content;
    c. all accrued Fees and non-cancellable costs become payable; and
    d. clauses that by their nature should survive (including clauses 5, 13, 14, 15 and 18) survive.
17. General
    17.1 Assignment. Neither Party may assign or novate its rights or obligations without the other Party’s prior written consent, except that Cachet may assign to a related body corporate or in connection with a sale of its business.
    17.2 Costs. Each Party bears its own costs of negotiating and entering into these Terms and Conditions.
    17.3 Severability. If any provision is unenforceable or invalid, it must be read down as narrowly as necessary to be valid, or otherwise severed, and the remaining provisions continue in full force.
    17.4 Governing law. For Services performed at a Site in Australia, these Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the State or Territory in which the Site is located; for Services performed at a Site in New Zealand, by the laws of New Zealand. Each Party submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of that place. Where legislation applicable in Australia or New Zealand conflicts with these Terms and Conditions, that legislation prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.
    17.5 Entire agreement. These Terms and Conditions, together with the accepted Order, are the entire agreement of the Parties on their subject matter and supersede all prior representations and agreements.
    17.6 Variation. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, these Terms and Conditions may not be varied, and prevail over any terms put forward by the Client. Cachet may update these Terms and Conditions for future Orders by publishing updated terms.
    17.7 Waiver. A right is only waived in writing signed by the Party granting the waiver. Delay in exercising a right is not a waiver.
    17.8 Force majeure. Neither Party is liable for any delay or failure to perform caused by an event beyond its reasonable control.
    17.9 Relationship. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions creates a partnership, joint venture, employment or agency relationship.
    17.10 Notices. Any notice must be in writing, in English, and sent by email or registered mail to the other Party. A notice sent after 5:00pm or on a non-Business Day is treated as received on the next Business Day.

Part B — Service Schedules

These Schedules contain additional terms for particular Services and apply together with Part A. Only the Schedules for the Services in the Client’s Order apply.

1. Schedule 1 – Fast Test Fits1
   1. Provided as a PDF test-fit floor plan prepared against a tenant brief.Test-fit plans are based solely on the Client Materials and CAD plans provided. No site measurements are conducted to verify their accuracy.Plans are preliminary and indicative only, and are subject to change on completion of site measurement, further briefing and consultation.Plans are not for construction, certification, pricing or authority approval.Cachet accepts no liability for inaccuracies or changes resulting from reliance on the plan without appropriate verification.
   1. Where a turnaround (for example, under 48 hours) is offered, it applies only where a complete brief and usable CAD plans are supplied.

• Schedule 2 – Marketing & Leasing Plans
  • Provided as a PDF floor plan pack.
  • Plans are indicative marketing plans only.
  • Plans are not for construction, certification, pricing or authority approval.
  • Plans are based on information supplied by the Client, and areas, dimensions and layouts are subject to survey and verification.
  • The Client must confirm accuracy and approve the plans before use or publication.

• Schedule 3 – Commercial Photography
  • Provided as edited high-resolution JPEG images and web-ready JPEG images for listings, presentations and campaigns, delivered by file transfer or digital gallery.
  • Ownership. Cachet owns or controls all copyright and related rights in the final edited images it supplies (including images captured by Third-Party Vendors, the rights in which are assigned to Cachet under Cachet’s separate engagement terms with those vendors).
  • Licence to Client. Cachet grants the Client a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to use the supplied images for marketing and leasing the specific Asset, including in listings, presentations and campaigns, for the period stated in the Order (or, if not stated, for the current leasing campaign).
  • Restrictions. Unless expressly agreed in writing, the licence does not permit resale or sublicensing of the images, use for a different property, use to train any AI or machine-learning model, or removal of any credit or watermark.
  • Source files. Raw and unedited files are Source Files, remain Cachet’s property, and are not supplied unless separately agreed and paid for.
  • Site. The Client must ensure all areas to be photographed are approved for capture and free of confidential or restricted material and of persons who do not wish to be captured.

• Schedule 4 – 360° Photo Tour
  • Provided as a hosted 360° virtual tour link, with an embed link or QR code where required, covering the tenancy, amenity or common areas.
  • The Hosting Period is as stated in the Order. Ongoing hosting, edits or re-shoots are charged separately.
  • The tour reflects the space at the time of capture only.
  • The Client must confirm that all visible areas are approved for publication and that no confidential material, private information or restricted areas appear in the tour.

• Schedule 5 – 3DXP (Interactive 3D Experience)
  • Provided as a hosted interactive 3D experience, with a shareable link, QR code or embed option.
  • The 3DXP is an indicative visualisation only. It shows a proposed design outcome, not a guaranteed final fitout.
  • It is based on approved plans, finishes and briefing information supplied by the Client.
  • Client approval is required before publication. Revisions are limited to the agreed review rounds.
  • Cachet retains all source files, model files and working files as Source Files.
  • The Hosting Period and any update fees are as stated in the Order.

• Schedule 6 – 4DXP (Video Flythrough)
  • Provided as an edited MP4 animated walkthrough hosted by Cachet, or (where agreed) supplied as a native video file with watermark, of the agreed length and format.
  • The flythrough is an indicative visualisation only. It shows a proposed design outcome, not a guaranteed final fitout.
  • It is based on approved plans, finishes and briefing information supplied by the Client.
  • Any music, voiceover, talent, stock footage or licensed assets are Third-Party Content restricted to the agreed campaign use (see clause 11 of Part A).
  • Client approval is required before publication. Revisions are limited to the agreed review rounds.
  • Cachet retains all source files, model files and working files as Source Files. Any supplied native file must retain the Cachet watermark unless a licence to a clean file is separately agreed.
  • The Hosting Period and any update fees are as stated in the Order.

• Schedule 7 – Online Vacancy Stacker
  • Provided as a hosted link to an interactive digital building stacker displaying available floors, tenancy sizes, configurations and vacancy status.
  • The Client is responsible for confirming all vacancy data, sizes, configurations and availability displayed.
  • The stacker is not a live leasing register unless ongoing updates are expressly included in the Order.
  • The Hosting Period, update process and update fees are as stated in the Order.
  • Data changes require written instruction from the Client or its authorised leasing team.
  • Approved data changes are subject to a 48-hour turnaround from receipt of complete written instructions.
  • Platform access, security and user permissions are as defined by Cachet and may evolve as the platform develops.
  • The stacker provides no guarantee that any space is available at the time of an enquiry.